Configurability of the AbstractState used for type inference
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Cron Test Results10 files 10 suites 3s ⏱️ Results for commit 18bc781. |
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Unit Test Results 33 files 33 suites 9s ⏱️ Results for commit 120df1c. |
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Description
Making the abstract state used for type inference configurable enables greater flexibility and customization of the analysis. This significantly improves scenarios where LiSA is used to analyze a single language, and an optimized implementation for that language can be passed.
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Closes #111